kung anu-ano lang
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savingearth02: unplugged
savingearth01 is taking a step towards learning how.
this morning i unplugged everything before leaving the new crib. dsl, router, laptop, atbp. sana pati refrigerator pwede din. :) it takes additional time nga lang in the morning to go around and unplug everything but i’m sure it’ll be worth the effort. exercise na din (as if ang laki ng bahay, hehe).
Unplug unused appliances: It is a proven fact that electrical gadgets such as microwave ovens, DVD players, water coolers, computers consume energy even when they are not turned on. Therefore, you should unplug unused electrical equipments, which can help save on your utility bill. http://tinyurl.com/372jsk9
Wanfujing Street, Beijing
“tagal ko na di tuma-tumbling ah?! -me”
made a long run around Parañaque but might not do it again, it’s too polluted even if i started at 4am, too much trash and dog poops along the main roads, and rough cemented roads. shame on you Parañaque, harap nyo linisin nyo!
KFC Buendia
Terminator Salvation
Philpan Dive Resort
Take 15
Pitching Tents
Energy boosters: J and Banana Loaf
1-2-3
23 SMCnoys + 36 others
SMC 2009 Invitational Climb at Mt. Gulugod Baboy, Mabini, Batangas
car accidents = police business
(updated 08.04.09)
i recently posted about our visit to Antipolo church and how people have found ways to make money out of tourism. here’s another one. i had an accident at Bicutan Interchange last Wednesday night, we were both in a blind spot and i was a bit fast than the van on my left crossing the intersection going home to Better Living. i didn’t see the jeep coming. neither did he. ended up with Zee’s damages as seen in the pic.
sa police station…
“police business”:
notaryo - P100
xerox of all papers - P20
vehicle damages photos - P200
towing services - P1000
another xerox of all papers - P26 ( i don’t even have a copy of the first set of photocopies)
police report - “bahala ka na” - super-laki-tiyan-pulis, P200
these things were done without your consent. magugulat ka nalang, kasi sinisingil ka na agad with these stuff. when i came back to get the police report, the station was filled with people not in uniform watching wowowee. there was even a man sitting on one of the office chairs with his bare feet on top of the desk. i felt like a delivery boy who entered someone’s crib waiting for them to pay me.
it’s frustrating to think that in some other countries, police are well respected and you’ll feel safe when you see one along the streets. here in our country, i feel sad, hopeless, irritated, and scared when they’re around.
makes me promise myself to be very careful when driving and prevent this from happening all over again.
